Amador County Mental Health

Alexandria Lewis 

on Google

a week ago

This place needs to be either shut down, or find new management. First off the staff lie. The very first phone call I made to begin services, for not only myself but my husband and my eight-year-old child, I asked if they had telehealth available for my husband and I. I was told they do, but the initial assessment had to be in person. I’m CITI certified, so I understand HIPAA, informed consent and patient rights. They might want people to do their assessments in person, but they don’t have to. Mental health is a very delica... read more

uitius uitius 

on Google

2 years ago

Do not call for crisis. Here’s how they like to handle calls: Are you suicidal? If yes, they try to call law enforcement. If no, they don’t know how to handle it. I could give you several stories but for now I’ll just say that while what triggered my PTSD would not have triggered anyone without sympathy towards those with mental illnesses, I was triggered. No dignity. Just better off punching a wall or calling 911. No point in calling these people for anything. They don’t care. 

colin hance 

on Google

2 years ago

Awful. Took my wife to get help and they treated me like a criminal. I felt completely villainized. I'm glad she is away from them. Horrible .they made the worst time of our lives even harder. No stars 

Wendy Freeman 

on Google

4 years ago

If you actually need help, don't go here. Maybe you're like me and can't afford any better of a situation, but this place has been horrible. Both the "counseling" and "doctor" are such jokes. Expect for the therapist to miss several scheduled appointments and don't rely on the doctor to help you with a diagnosis or medication help. The "counseling" sessions (when she does decide to call you) are pointless meaningless meetings about "just letting go of any worries and it'll all be good." It's just very unhelpful, repetitive, ... read more